AI and cybersecurity weekly: Gemini hacks into three companies, OpenAI agent hacks into Australian govt website, more
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Devious AI is breaking human control. And we're not told until it's too late
OpenAI’s run-in with the Australian government, and the delay in informing Canberra, highlights the worries of companies setting their own rules and if we can ever regulate AI
AI agents have taken on lives of their own and hacked several government websites. Now Open AI admits that they didn't stop in time. "We haven't been as fast as we should have," the company's CEO writes on X.
With former director of the Information Security Office, Dr. Uroš Svetet, about countries' preparedness for AI intrusions and what they mean for sensitive data.
AI and cybersecurity weekly: Gemini hacks into three companies, OpenAI agent hacks into Australian govt website, more
Apart from this, OpenAI has shared new privacy features for ChatGPT and an unpatched bug in OnePlus 15 can lead an app to gain root priviledges.
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